#3: Very Short Angled Choppy Bob on Fine Hair
Thin hair will look great with a very short, angular bob. A very short concave bob can make your hair look thicker. Make sure your stylist adds texture to your cut to give it movement and interest. I would suggest applying a texturising paste to the ends to enhance the cut. Try to move your parting to get as much volume as possible on top.
#4: A-Line Textured Bob
Try a textured bob if you want a hairstyle that gives you both volume and fullness. Having a shorter length in the back and a longer length in the front, creating this concave shape, will give you the volume and thickness you want in the back. But also, leaving some hair around your face softer gives your hair movement and shape. It will help you cut down on styling time if you smooth this hairstyle while you blow-dry your hair with a round brush, curving the ends down with the brush.
#5: Round Concave Bob
Need some bounce in your style? A rounded concave bob is the retro wedge cut reimagined in its original bob style, expertly crafted to fit you and your best features. Exposing your neck breathes a sigh of femininity that can help enhance your personal style. For a sleek, polished look, style your blow dryer with Drybar’s Liquid Glass Miracle Smoothing Sealant and a combination of a flat paddle and medium round brush.
